WolverineandJames Bond are not to be messed with, especially when they're doing the whole acting thing. Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig were trying to perform their play "A Steady Rain" Wednesday night in NYC -- but some nitwit forgot to turn off his mobile phone. Jackman set the dude straight -- staying in character all the while. Minutes later, the ring tone echoed through the theater again and Craig's response was Tony-worthy.
Wouldn't it be awesome if Iron Man Tony Stark duked it out with Wolverine and his adamantium skeleton to see who was the ultimate master of the metals?
Well it's never gonna happen -- even though they're both Marvel characters -- and Jon Favreau explained to us the dream-crushing reason why it's impossible.
Here are a few things you shouldn't do when you meet Kevin Durand, aka "The Blob" in the new Wolverine movie:
- Ask him about the bootlegged copy of the film that hit the Internet - Tell him you haven't seen it in theaters - Then suspiciously compliment him on his great performance
But piracy shmiracy -- the flick still pulled in $87 million this weekend.
Ladies of the world, meet Roger ... aka Hugh Jackman's little friend.
At least, that's what he calls it (skip to the :45 mark to here the reference). Considering his "Wolverine" flick took in $35 million on Friday, maybe an X-Men themed nickname would have been better.
Beast? Cyclops? Nightcrawler? It doesn't even seem like he's trying.
Hugh Jackman is always on his game -- and even when he's a little grouchy and facing "dumb questions" after a long ass flight, he's more talkative than 99.9% of celebs at the airport.
Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber can breath a little easier now -- their son has been released from hospital after suffering from respiratory issues.
Liev was noticeably absent from Tuesday's "Wolverine" premiere in L.A. -- and we now know he ditched the event to fly to New York to take care of his ailing son, Peopleis reporting.
Liev's rep says the couple's young son was released today and is feeling better.
Hugh Jackman, The Sexiest Man on Earth, took his family to the Happiest Place on it yesterday -- where Wolverine found a fan in Winnie the Pooh. Stranger alliances have happened.
Being Wolverine, the Sexiest Man Alive, a great dad, husband and all around bad-ass just isn't enough for Hugh Jackman -- apparently he's gunning for Spider-Man's job too.
Notes to TMZ photog re: Ryan Reynolds video -- It is customary to wait for an answer before asking the next question. -- Avoid telling a movie star you've seen a bootlegged copy of his movie before it's released. -- When they are married -- especially to someone really hot -- don't ask about former GFs.
Sting must be gunning for Hugh Jackman'sjob, because with that beard yesterday in L.A., he looked like he was an Adamantium skeleton away from being the next Wolverine.
The word adorable is not exactly first to mind when you think of Marvel Comic's Wolverineor The Incredible Hulk. Marvel could now change that perception as our favorite superheroes could be getting the kiddie treatment. At the 2006 Licensing Show, JimHillMedia.com snapped some pics of what can only be described as a disturbing trend to "infantize" current properties that probably shouldn't be (the "Bratz Babyz: The Movie" comes to mind). The show revealed the so-called "Marvel Babies" and soon comic icons could be donning diapers instead of tights.
Our concern is this: How will these toddlers interact with the rest of the world? Will they be saving the world like their adult counterparts? Or will these comics feature storylines at a pre-school overrun by evil where only a pint-sized Spider-Man can bring peace to the monkey bars?
God help the babysitter who gets stuck with these "super" kids.